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BANDON, OREGON: SATURDAY,
Volume VI.
THE MILITIA HALL.
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TIIE
TUG
INEXCUSABLY MISLEADING.
FEARLESS.
OUR perfected club scheme .
FROM CANADA.
Wo have perfected our clubbing ar
E ditor R ecorder : I have received
The sad nows reached here Friday
E ditor R ecobdir :—In matters of
Fine weather this week.
rangements
for the winter and it • •
your
paper
and
read
with
much
in
more
theory,
whoso
chief
ingredient
afternoon of tho loss of the tug Fear
Salt salmon nt Laughead Bros.
loss, with all on board, at tbe mouib i may be the simple opinion of the terest its live articles nnd conned over embraces the very best of each class
Read Neely's card in another column.
Holiday presents at Neely’s at low prioes of the Umpqua rivor. Tho following ; writer, readers aro not necessarily its columns, taking in t ho "ads” and of matter offered. Our list comprises
The Coemopolitan, tho Home and
Dan Koontz moved into his new house this which was telegraphed to tho Ore misled, but in statements appearing everything else.
week.
Was very much pleased with John Farm, the San Francisco Examiner,
gonian via Drain Station, is probably in tho public prints purporting to be
A fino stock of Christmas goods at Rosa's as correct an account as any received. facts, based upon definite data, the ny Hume's Xmas pi'em, “Beautiful and the New York World. By taking
drug store.
“The tug Fearless, < f Goi bay, , case is quite different. As to such City by the Sea.” and hope Santa advantage of our offers R eoobdkk
Mrs B. F. Tupper has gone to Coquille City
Captain Jarnos Hill commanding, ran facts it is inexcusable on tho part of Claus will be good to tho liti.'e folk of subscribers may at tbe stnullest pos
to visit friends this week.
sible expense be supplied with widest
Tile story of Mr. Chas. Franklin's ma - on to North Spit at the month of the the editor to mislead, misinstruct and “Beautiful Bandon” next month.
Was taken up very much with let range of tho current issues from the
Umpqua river Tuesday owning, and misguide his audience. As to the
riiiqe turns out to be a canard.
Capt. W. E. Rackleff, of Myrtle Point, soon went to pieces, not one of the curr, nt news and determinable facts, ters of “A Bandonian” and the doc press of tho country. The R fcurdbk
paid Bandon n business visit this week.
crew.or tbe passengers escaping, She only tho truth should to held out for tor's correspondence in reference to f.'irnishes a record of local happen
Bn-quit a at Neely's in gold and gold-filled was on her trip from Astoria,'“where truin'. To publish recklessly state tho climate, and much othor matter ing«; the Home and Farm Leating
watches.
sho bad to go to take a lot of China ments for facts, which may or may in connexion with your locality and , of live agrieultural topios in a
Edwin Crook, tho new livery man, has mon, lately discharged from the can not be true, is an abuse of that faith county, and also a host of others thorough and original manner; The
moved into the old K. K. Caldwell drugstore
neries on Coos bay. At 3 p. ni. Tuo- and confidence which it ought to be which have appeared in tho R ecor ■ Cosmopolitan, b high class tnagizine,
building.
fulfilling its mission admirably; tho
day
she was seen off upper Ton Mile, the ambition of the editor of a news der ’ s livo columns.
The latest news frotn tho wreck of the tug
great
Eramiimr supplying the Coast
paper
to
have
tho
public
repose
in
his
Have
watched
with
pleasure
tbe
steaming
slowly
down
tho
coast
just
Fea: less ays t hat sixteen persona perishc d in
nows
in
a stylo and with a fullness
utterances.
The
public
print
is
the
progress
yon
are
making
in
reclaim
-
outside tbe breakers, which were run
the wreck.
Mr. R. Pomeroy came up to town this ning very high, and at 6 o'clock her popular educator of tho day, hence, ing from nature and developing that heretofore unknown to San Francisco
week, with turkeys to supply the demand whistle was heard off the mouth of garbled statistics or historical misin part of the Pacific Coast, where your journalism, and tho Now York World,
for Thanksgiving Day.
Umpqua. At a quarter before seven formation should bo scrupulously lot is cast. A great future is before ,ho marvel of tbe centuiy—a library
Eugene Schroeder, aged 17 years, and son
it with its wealth of tho sea and re i n itself.
she gave three sharp whistles, which eschewed.
of A. H. Schroeder, died of Typhoid-pneu
The list is not extended, but it is
In
timo
past
it
was
a
popular
theme
sources
of the hills and mountains,
was
the
last
seen
of
heard
of
her
un
monia at Norway, the 25th inst.
c. imprehensive—it covers a wide field,
in
somo
quarters
to
set
up
if
not
to
extensive
forests
of
the
best
timber
in
til
the
next
morning,
when
her
pilot
W. S. Marshall, of New Lake, passed
through Bandon this week, having spent a house with tbo end stove in, a small magnify the thrift and success of the the world nnd its valleys of fruitful ai i«l wo have no doubt of its meeting
few days up the river on business.
boat, tho stern, ono side of her hull New England farmer in comparison, soil and gonial climate. People of wi th general favor.
j Slow for rates—for either or all oi
John Buckingham, who has been stop and numerous small pieces wero dis in disparagement of other sections of the East and Nortn, like spectators
ping in Bandon for the past few month-, covered coming up the river with the the country, and more especially the of tbe combat in ancieift Rome, can the publications named-
42 co
' VulE R ecordeb . ..... ►.
MesilaDies G M Dyer, Annn Jones. A H started for his home in the Valley last Tues tide. The steamer Juno at once southern section. At one time there applaud if we can do no more.
1 ■
rj lue Examiner...........
Gross, J Hoffmnn, Ainiee Miller, R W llul- day,
was
ground
for
this,
but
that
was
in
j
(cosmopolitan.
..,
2 40
Am much grat.fi >d to see tbe im
steamed down to the mouth of the
Rev. R. J. E. Cnmpbell is in the upper
liiril, M 8 Krieger, W B Holman, Emma
fio
Th
e
Rome
add
Fann
the past. All sources of information provement in your rivor and harbor,
, 1 <0
............
Truman. Myrtle Howell, Edwin Crook, Levi river country this week canvasing "The river and put a searching party ashore
The ' World ...............
Snyder. J F Schroeder. M Langlois, A L Story of Man,” a very interesting and use aud the beach was patrolled for miles concur that agriculture in New Eng your shipbuilding operations and
$7 40
J t.-^iln r rate ..
< Hive, D E Stitt, A H Buckingham, Koonts, ful book.
5 TO-
to the south, but no bodies were dis land is at a low ebb indeed. In Ver hope they will continue to advance
( tub rate.......
C Beyerle.
The f„- ily of Mr. O. 1’. Higgingbothom Covered. Other parties who came mont. Now Hampshire, Rhode Island until something groat results. At no
Misses Annie Clinton, Kit tie Gross. Olive moved from Coquille City to Eandon this
$2 «8
T hk R wfwnEB........
and parts of Massachusetts, farms distant day there will be an increased
1 B
The Ex winner.......
Crook, Fannie Houghton, Rogn Decker, week. Mr. H. has been here for some time down the coast from tho north re
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ported that they bad seou no bodies ' have become so unremunerative and demand for shipping of every class,
The Ho.
and Farm
Hattie Dyer, Sarah Peirce, Etta Russel. Ida working for Laughead Bros.
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The Cos xiopolitau ...
and with your facilities of timber and
Boice, Amanda Waite, Maggie Lamont,
There were quite a large number of pas in that direction. The general im unsalable that they are being actual
4»«
Viola Stitt, Katie Stitt, faabel Lamont, Muy sengers on the steamer Thursday evening, pression of seafaring men is that sho ; ly al andoned by the scores and hun- othor material it would be well to fos
Regul vrra‘0....
.. 4 Si
Long, Sarah Koonts, Mary Koonts, Maud among whom were Mr. Wise of Myrtle Point,
Club r.
............
dred
1.
Commissioners
have
been
ap-
ter
your
ship
yards
and
keep
them
in
had sprung a leak and that the cap
Jones. Maud Franklin. Lidia Button, Gussie Sol MoClosky, of Norway, and Wm. Schroe
Or,
tain was attempting to get into the pointed in some if not all of the states their infancy.
Reed. Florence Ashton, Maggie Ohman, der, of Arago.
$2 Gl
Tire R ecord < u -.......
above
enumerated,
by
authority
of
t Mi
Lake Ontario, on whose north shore
The Exiuuiiu * - - - • •
river in order to save tho lives of those
Minnie McClosky, Linnie Holman, Annie
SO
We
learn
from
the
Coos
Bay
News
that
The Homo am ' i “t,u
their Legislatures, to ascertain the is Orono, used to teem with salmon,
Davidson, Rena Averill, 8 Blumenrotlier,
on
board,
and
either
miscalculated
Mr.
O'Neal
has
chartered
the
tag
Katie
May Giles, Anna Giles, Rosa Beyerle, Tena
«4 00
Regular rat 1
•
Cook of this place to do his towing on the his position or was blown out of his, I causes of agricultural decay, and, if but now there is not one to be seen.
8 40
Ilambloch, May Mars, Josephine Olsen.
Club rate....
bay. She will go around to the buy as soon course by tho heavy wind prevailing I . possible, devise ways and means for Individual rapacity has fished them
Or,
Tho music was furnished by Clark as the weather permits.
i
tbe
arrest
of
the
same.
In
Vermont
all out and we never hoar of one being
>2 00
-p
T he R ecorder ..
Bulliiril. Mrs. Bullaid. O. F. Topping ’ Win. Jenkins, of Coquille City, was arrest- at the time. The number loflt is said ; I and possibly in Rhode Island, it has
. 1 M)
The Examiner..
caught or seen in th.) ake now. This
to
be
from
ten
to
fifteen
souls.
”
and Mr.
assis’od by the Myrtl ■■1 n* li-ie place Friday morning, and taken i
f
_ Urt'Bvili' and facilitate, ought, to bo a warning to ^.hoso who
—T D-aular mte..... V-... .
Il ■ I I
j—
" & .
Point bancK
’ 'w'"
u .„-qy J’'r<^ro the (|°qs Ba^ A’cics wy l 1.--. oi •
T ortCfc to tuiwwer . i >1- som^ Hliüt.
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/•’■*’. niir A
i.i.”
r. ■ ■ .
earn
the
following:
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done at the former place, It appears that '
..^ z ^A(<1»>>' n ',AI.LY shot .
“It is to be sincerely hoped that the |f *• decaying stut^s. The #t»uve4re, m ¡nation. Th© Cun: adian Govern 4 T •'•vT-COBDEn...................... V- -<2 no
no one got hurt in the affray.
-li’f. hnrio«
fi. ctiot »have been suggested by the . jnent is establishing hi't
heries hut
but ro
so
The World................ »....- -■ 1 00
•' easily^ /?; «ftfcklefi brought word It is said that M. L. Randleman has the number of lives reported lost is a mis p rsistency with which the false and far has not done much to re-people
prettiest cottnge on the o >'er Co juille river. take, and at this writing it would ap
•f» oo
Regular rate.................
from M.rtle Point this week, of the ,O. F. Topping, Frank Lowe, ('has. Laughead
Club rate................. .... . 2 75.
rnisles ling assumption is attempted theso waters. One of the hatcheries
pear
that
George
S.
Marshall,
tho
death oTLouis Samuelson, a young and A. T. Shoemake did the carpenter work
Or,
here tit Newcastle and
canneryman, was the only passenger in some quarters to be maintained, is close
T he R ecorder .................. .. $2 «ff
man, liviig on tho middle fork of the and J. H. Gauntlett did the painting.
that Now England agriculture is doubt is in the minds of many as to
The Cosmopolitan.............
2 s’0
CoquilV river, aged about 28 years, It is rather late in the year for strnwlier- on board. Capt. James Hill was in peculiarly prosperous by reason of its the fact of salmon being propagated
Regular rate................. $ 4 40
wl-j bad gono a bunting on Tuesday ries, yet Mr. James Wyant, living in the command-, Henry Grow, engineer; proximity to manufacturing centers.
artificially and maturing to any great
Club rate..:...................
U 4Q
tho 19th iust., aud not returning when back part of town, has quite n large patch Walter Keating, assistant engineer-,
Or,
In a recent number of the Rose extent. The Government Report on
that is sending forth a considerable crop of Otto Olson, deck band; Chas. Sea-
he should have done so, his fjlks be bloom, while some of the fruit is nearly
T he R ecorder .......................... $2 00
Fish-Breeding is just issued for the
greeD, fireman; and China Sam, the burg Plaindealer, the editor says:
Tho Home and Farm...............
51)
came alarmod at his prolonged ab grown.
Tie sterile New England hills aie past year and will send a copy. Of
sence, and his brothers wont in search 8. B. Cathcart. County Surveyor, is in cook. All the parties wero well dotted with prosperous happy homes
Regular rate....................... $2 50
Club rate............................. 2 10
of him. He was not found, however, Bandon this week surveying property in and known here, where they had lived for by reason of her manufacturing in course the officials who mako money
out of it do not tako that view, but
years,
and
the
families
and
relatives
contiguous
to
town.
He
has
some
eight
or
terests
while
the
suuny
south
with
its
The
club rate is for new subscri
until noon tbe following Saturday.
He then was discovered lying in a ten days work to do nt thia place, and will of the unfortunate men have the fertile valleys languishes iu poverty people living all their lives hero have bers who pay a year’s subscription in
probably complete it before going else heartfelt sympathy of tho entire com for the want of manufactures.
come to that conclusion. The best advance, and for delinquents who pay
trail or road with a deer strapped up where,
Per
contra,
in
the
Portland
Rural^
way to keep up the fish supply would up and a year in advance.
munity.
Mr.
Marshall
was
the
sole
on his back, bis gun iu his hand, and Ward Falter, engineer of the Coquille City
Premie
ami
Willamette
Farmer,
ofT-
t-
to stop their wholesale slaughter
shot through the bead, tho ball bav mill, has been rusticating in Bandon for a support of a wife and six young chil
ELLENSBURG ITEMS.
Novinber
7,
we
find
this
editorial
re
in
their
natural state, yerbaps your
ing entered tinder the chin passed few days, the mill having shut down to put dren, and his loss is a terrible blow.
country
will
givejus
some
facts
to
re
flection:
Capt.
Hill,
Chas.
Seagreen
and
Wal
in
a
hew
boiler,
the
old
one
being
unsafe
to
From
the
Gold
Beach Gazette.
upward carrying away the whole top
ly
on
in
thisjmnnexion.
Tbe
expense
operate
longer.
A
gang-edger
and
ratchet
A
rather
sad
story
is
told
by
Mr.
ter
Keating
also
leave
families.
The
Chetco
will be the next schoon
of the head with it.
head-blocks will also be placed in the mill.
“John Grow, engineer on Neal & Valentine, a Vermont official, about to thj>eOuntry is great and nothing er to arrive here, Sho will also proba
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THE rARKERSBVRQ ASHORE YET
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WRECK
As tho steamer Little Annie neared
tbe town Saturday evening, wo were
greeted with the familiar strains ol
tbe Myrtle Point band coming to par
ticipate in tho ball. Altbougq the
surprise was not complete, ns news of
their coming hnd precoded them, yet
they were nevertheless made welcome
by Company K and tho pi oplo Ban
<l<>n who foel it their duty to respond
when opportunity offers. After as
sembling in the hall the band ron
dered some choice selections of music
while waiting for tbo entertainment
to commence. All things lining ready
the band struck up the grand march.
Capt. Bloomenrotber nnd daughter
leading off. The march was well ex
ecuted and was a pleasing feature of
tbe entertainment. After tho grand
inarch Company K fell into line and
saluted the band and were themselves
saluted in return, after which dancing
commenced and was continued, with
nil intermission for suppe r, until half-
past five o'clock in the morning.
Supper was served at tbe Bandon
Hotel, where a bountiful repast was
spread out to nourish the inner man.
Tho ladies present were:
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BREVITIES.
Number 47.
NOVEMBER 30, 1889.
The Parkersburg did not get into
the river, as was expected in our last
issue, but the effort wns continued un
til they swung her around with her
bow toward the river, and the heavy
seas threw her high upon the beach
alongside of Ilackleff rock, where she
still lies. On last. Tuesday the work
of unlading the vessel commenced and
was successfully completed on the
following Thursday, having worked
during the ebb tide of throe days
and ono night. The freight was in
good condition considering the cir
cumstances. Captain Parker estimates
the damage to freight nt $50, while
ho thinks 8100 will cover the damage
of the vessel. She will be raised and
' launched from where she rests. Prob
ably few vessels would have wit hstood
the thumping that the Parkersburg
has, having had solid beach' all the
way. nnd pnssing over one large rock
on her journey around the* point.
A CARD.
Having refitted my store, and laid
in a stock of holiday goods of first
class qualify. I solicit the patronage
of the people of Bandon and vicinity,
— ai^1! will insure them prices ns low or
lower than the lowest. “In Union
thiire is strength.” No need in future
(. j send to “circular bouses,” or wait
Mr traveling mon. Patronize homo
pidustry and in rotnrn I will givo
ydoi low pricos and “square deal-
inf.”
Yours respoclfnlly,
H. NEELY.
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Watchmaker.
Mr. William Green and Webb Fahy were
in town Tuesday and report Charley Fahy,
the boy Who was shot last week, as improv
ing rapidly. They say that he eats well and
can talk so as to be readily understood and
manifests considerable interest in the affairs
of life.
It is due James Averill that we make men
tion of his services rendered to suffering hu
manity last week. He rode through the rain
and mud, from Fahy's residence to Empire
City, telegraphed for Dr. Tower nnd returned
about 11 o'olock p. m., haviug been nearly
twelve hours in the saddle and riding al
most fifty miles.
The upper river had quite a rise Thursday
and Friday of last week, floating away hun
dreds of saw logs from landings and creek
bottoms, causing considerable excitement
among log owners. Tho river, from Park
ersburg to Coquille City, is lined with logs
that have been secured to its banks. None
however were carried ont to sea.
Mr. M. W. Kennedy, living on Two-mile
creek, has grown some very large potatoes
this Benson. He brought a sack to town con
taining 57 potatoes and weighing 102% Tbs.
Ho had 26 potatoes that, weighed ono bushel
nnd hnd some thnt weighed 4% pounds ench,
yet this wns not a favorable year for potntoes.
as there is a general complaint of their be
ing scarce.
D iei >—At Musala Creek, Curry
county Oregon, on November lfitb,
1889. infant Daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David Carey.
A ccident .—On Thursday afternoon
Master Frank Boyrie had the mis
fortune while chopping to strike
his brother Arthur nearly severing
n hand. Tho bones and chords of the
two front fingers «were entirely sev
ered hnlf way between tho wrist and
first joint of the bund. It is feared
it will cripple the hand permanently.
—Coquille Herald.
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the desertion of that beautiful state
by its former inhabitants. Standing
with other officials ou a hill in Ben
nington county, aud looking over the
valley of the West river, a tributary
of the Connecticutt, thi^r counted fif-
teeff contiguous farms, of perhaps a
hund.ed acres each, all fenced, and
with dwelling houses and barns in at
Joasi tolerable condition, without a
siugfe inhabitant.
This is fortified by current press
comment in the East and West. Late
issues of the Now Yoi k World. Spring
lie)'-. (Mass.) Republican and Chicago
-V-q-y, bnve discussed tho problem of
Decadence of Now England rural
DISTRICT TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE.
prog 'ess at considerable length.
Roseburg, Nov. 18th 1889.
J. H. U pton .
Tho Alliance for the 2nd District
comqrisine the counties of Dongla .
COQUILLE CITY,
Jnckson, Josephine, Coos, Curry,
Lake and Klamath will convene in Fr >m tho Coquille Herald.
Roseburg, Wednesday, Dec. lltli, nt
Ed Gallior has become tbe owner
10 o'clock a. in. in the Baptist church. J the Crosby stallion known as Capt.
Churches, Sunday schools and all
Temperance organizations arc entitl'd Shgert.
to representation as follows: One
J. W. Moss, of Cherry creek, was
delegate for each such orgaization presented with a fine 131b boy the
nnd ono additional for every (50) fifty
members or major fraction there of. forepart of last week.
Arrangements bnve been made with
Born, at the residence of Mrs.
the S. I’. R. R. Co. by which all del Sai ah J. Adams on Kitoben creek,
egates paying full fare to the Alli November 21,1889, to tho wife of J. M.
ance will be returned nt ono-fifth reg
Johnson, a son, weight 11 pounds.
ular fare.
Murried Nov. 20th, 1889, at tbe res
As this is tho first, meeting of the
Alliance in this district let ns have a idence of the brides parents, near
rousing meeting. Quite a,number of Gravel Ford, Mr, Z, Cotton, of Fair
tho most proninent state workers are
view, and Miss Margret Y. Crosby, of
expected to be present.
Gravel Ford, Elder S. B. Hollenbeak
B. F R amp ,
Secretary.
officiating.
Imlicott a young Ind 16 years of ngo
MARINE NOTES.
fell from the roof of J. G. Fish’s new
Tbc» Eureka, Jorgonsn, is still bnr ' building lact Tuesday and broke one
bound at this place. Sho will proba of uis legs uenr the ankle. Dr. Brower
bly got out to day (Friday).
i win called and booh reduced tho frac-
The Del Norte. Brown, is outside
the bnr nnd will probably got in this I turn and we lenrn that he is doing
I Well.
(Friday) afternoon.
Hyde’s pile driver, proceeded to the
Umpqua on hearing of the accident.
He found his brother's trunk, and
cushions belonging to him, but no
trace of any of the missing men. The
beach is being patrolled, and all steps
taken looking to the recovery of the
bodies.
The Fearless was owned by Simp
son Bros, and wns built 15 years ago
at Oakland, Cal., since which time
she has been steadily employed in tbe
Coos Bay trade.
I
tcfbalance it so far. There is much
talk but no fish.
I would have thanks conveyed to
Mr. Bennett who furnishes the month
ly weather reports, ns well as to tbe
R ecorder for printing them.
Yours truly,
D aniel C allahan .
Orono, Ontario. Nov. 12, 1889.
COOS DAY ITEMS,
From the Coos Bay News.
The roads, owing to tbe late storms,
are almost impassable.
It is reported that tbe Arago has
been taken off this route for the
present, the Ajax and tho Arcata ba
ing nblo to keep tho bunkers in the
city full of coal.
Nothing further has been heard of
the robber who held up tho stage on
the Coos bay wagon rond lately. He
has probably got safely away with
the swag.
The Arcata was delayed outsido
Friday, the bar being very rough. She
crossod in Sunday and had her decks
well washed. JCapt. Marshall reports
plonty of water on the bnr.
J. W. Bennett left on Mondny on
n visit to Irelnnd. and expects to re-
turn with his family in about six
weeks or two months. He goes via
Portland and the N. P. R. R to
New York.
George Wilson, of Empire, who
was visiting at Astoria, intended to
take passage on tho ill-fated tug fenr
less, nnd after waiting nt the dock
for a time, he went pheasant hunting
with Charlo Getty’s boy and missed
the boat It was a lucky hunt for
George.
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bly be the last until spring.
Born --At Chetco, Oregon, on No
vember 17th. 1889, to tho wife of Wm.
J. Cooley a son.
Owing to stormy weather heavy
sea, and rough bar neither tho Berwick
nor Thistle were able to got out oj
the river this week.
The Hoad Commissioners have
uow completed the setting of grado
stakes along the entire lino of road,
with the exception of a short gap
south of Pistol River, which will be
closed as soou as tho weather will
permit.
Capt. Russell returned from a visit
to Bandon tho first of tho week. He
expressed much surprise at the rapidi
ty with which that town is building
up, and thinks it is the livliest towu
on tho coast, though it is not improv
ing faster than its surroundings and
necessities warrant, and everything
indicates that its present prosperity
will be permanent.
IV’OTICE.—Notice is hereby given that
1 X from this date I will not nssume any
debts or contracts made by my wife Mary A.
Shoemake, she having left my bed and
board without sufficient cause. Dated at
Bandon, Nov. 11, IKS!».
ALBEHT SHOEMAKE.
rpiNAL PROOF NOTICE.—Land Office st
I
Roseburg. Or., Oct. 23. 1880. Notice is
hereby given that the following-named aet-
tli r has filed notice of his intention to mako
final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be mode before the
Clerk of the C >nnty Court of Coos county,
Oregon, at Empire City, Oregon, on Satur
day, December 14, ISHII, viz: C alvin M.
H odowton , Pre-emption D. 8. No. 6682, for
theSE'iof NWq, E}< of SWtf andSWiT
of HW*,. Sei.tion 24. Township .‘10 South, of
Range 15 West. W. M. He names tho fol
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous
n siilence nponand cultivation of, said land,
v.z: A. Davis and A, F. Emmett, of Ban
don. Ci»» c uinty. Oregon, and C. H. Chan
dler an.l John Clausen, of Langlois, Curry
connfy, Oregon.
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CHAS. W. JOHNS ION, Register.
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